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Aiken Standard in Aiken, South Carolina

04 May 2004

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Aiken Standard

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Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 04, 2004

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12

U S ambassador urges oil workers to leave Yanbu Saudi Arabia

In Yanbu Saudi Arabia US ambassador James C Oberwetter urged foreign oil workers to depart after a weekend attack left two Americans and four others dead. ABB Lummus Global employees begun chartered flights to leave as Western civilians fear for safety amid ongoing violence.

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U.S Saudi Arabia Yanbu ABB Lummus Global Inc Iraq ABB Armando Rosiglioni Venice Italy James C. Oberwetter Oberwetter Ibn Hayyan James Oberwetter
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American hostage Hamill escapes amid Iraqi desert seizure

Thomas Hamill, a 43 year old Macon Mississippi truck driver held since an April ambush near Baghdad, escaped from a mud shack on Sunday. He ran toward New York National Guard soldiers who found him unarmed and were guided to his location by his signaling shirt. He was treated at Landstuhl Germany and expected to reunite with his wife Kellie.

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Baghdad Iraq Thomas Hamill Joseph Merrill Hamill Merrill U.S Landstuhl Germany Kellie Marie Shaw Balad Macon Miss New York National Guard 108Th Infantry Regiment Mississippi George Rodriguez
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Abusive Undertones in Sneaking Behavior Sparks Debate

Dear Abby letters debate whether a husband who sneaks up on his wife signals an abusive pattern. Respondents cite fear, risk of harm, and the need for counseling while sharing personal incidents of near violence and warnings about consent and insecurity.

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Abby Krista Jacksonville Boise Megan Wyoming Mama Patricia Manhattan Beach Tiptoer Gainesville Fla
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Red Sea Jiddah Deposit N.Y Tikrit Aiken Outhern Plumbing & Electrical, Inc Andrea Barstow Calif Dear Abby Eagle102 Kellner of Eagle 102 Eric Clapton Dallas Gerald Jones HONDA
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